Composition and method for passivation of a metallization layer

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438750, 438754, H01L 21302, B08B 600

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor wafer subject to a metallization etching process includes post-etching residue that is removed using a fluorine containing solution having a substantial amount of CO.sub.2 dissolved therein. Alternatively, or in addition, a fluorine containing solution, or the like, that has been used to remove the residue is rinsed from the wafer using a solvent containing a substantial amount of O.sub.3 dissolved therein. In each instance, pitting of the metallization layer is reduced.

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